Immigrants in Utah: Vital Statistics & Contributions
Discover key data on Utah's immigrant population and their significant contributions to our economy and communities.
Immigrants make up about 8.9% of Utah’s Population
That’s about 290,000 immigrant residents in Utah.
180,600 US-born residents live with at least one immigrant parent: Utah thrives because of its people and a significant portion of that vibrancy comes from our immigrant communities. Their stories, talents, and contributions are intricately woven into Utah’s success.
17,900 children are immigrants: Immigrant children and their families in Utah are integral to our community. They strengthen the bonds of our neighborhoods and schools.
25,200 entrepreneurs are immigrants: Immigrants in Utah embody a strong entrepreneurial spirit. They establish businesses that create jobs, pay taxes that fund essential services, and contribute to a diverse and thriving marketplace.
$870.8 million was contributed in State and Local taxes in 2022: Immigrants pay taxes. Their economic contribution is vital to our state’s economic success
Immigrants are a Vital Part of Utah’s Future
The Economic Policy Institute recently published data underscoring the critical role immigrants play in shaping Utah’s future, alongside other states. To explore these insights further, visit Immigrants Are a Vital Part of America’s Future on the Immigration Research Initiative website, and click the button below to download this one-pager.
“Immigrants in Utah aren't just enriching our communities, they are essential to their continued success.”
Utah Immigrants Top Countries of Origin
Immigrants in Utah come from all over the world. They bring diverse cultures, traditions, and practices to our state, enriching our communities and making Utah a more vibrant place to live.
Interested in learning more about the contributions of Immigrants to Utah? Click on the reports below!